(FOX40.COM)-- An upcoming 72-mile trail through the Sierra Nevada will connect Truckee to Nevada City, enabling hikers, bicyclists-- including those on Class 1 e-bikes-- and horseback riders another method to spend time in the Tahoe National Forest.

The Pines to Mines Trail will include around 50 miles of existing path and 22 miles of a completely brand-new trail that will start building and construction later this year, according to a statement from the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture.
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" We more than happy to use another leisure location that not just promotes increased public access to our national forest, but likewise has the potential to support and grow our local economy," checks out part of a statement from acting supervisor of Tahoe National Forest Matt Jedra.

The Pines to Mines Trail will include part of the existing Pioneer Trail in Nevada City and will link to the Donner Lake Rim Trail in Truckee.

The 72-mile stretch has several existing trailheads and there will be the potential for more access points once it is finished.

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Class 1 e-bikes, which just supply power when the rider is pedaling and reach an optimum assist speed of 20 miles per hour, will be enabled on the path after it was identified that these resemble mtb concerning their speeds, components and impacts to tracks.

The declaration from the USDA said that over 2,000 miles of forest roadways and 35 miles of recently designated multi-use tracks in the Truckee Ranger District allow e-bikes.

With the announcement of the Pines to Mines Trail, authorities remind all visitors to the outdoors to remember trail etiquette, consisting of following published guidelines about who has the right of way on tracks, consisting of the traditional guideline of e-bikes and cyclists accepting hikers and horseback riders, and hikers yielding to horseback riders.

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The Pines to Mines Trail still requires moneying to be completed, according to the USDA's statement, and has actually remained in the resolve contributions from the Bear Yuba Land Trust, Bicyclists of Nevada County, County of Nevada, Gold Country Trails Council, Truckee Donner Land Trust, Truckee Trails Foundation and Trust for Public Land.